Telegram-herald., 1887-07-24

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and relatives. fhe event Vas IN kener Of
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cry couples present and al had very en-
Isg4nle time 4r. 4n1 Mrs. Nestitt were
The recipients OF many appropriate
presents. among them being a handsone
China dinneF set. 4 ne presentation sfsech
was made by Rev Mr. Hoffman. A number
Of ffiends from saI ot town were also
present.
A srm belonging 70 Benz. Ballard. ia
Walker township. vas visited yesterday
morning by IiFe. The farm i rented and
occupied By John Hilton. and his little son,
While playing with matches set a stack oi
wheat On fire. and the blaze spread 20 al
adjoining stack. and from there 70 tie barn,
burning the structure 10 the ground. The
barn Wa fiisd with straw. hay and other
farm produce. including two calves. all OF
which perished IN the flames. The loss
viii amount 70 50 90. with no insurance.
The Valley City Lodge OF Good Templsrs
will hOit their quarterly election OF officers
at their hall on West Brldge-st next Tues
day evening. aud the following Tuesday a
public insia latiOn of officers will be held.
when an appropriate programme will be
presented for the benefit OF the guests.
The store of Mrs. Parr. the lady ieweler
at lf9 West Bridge. -. was burglarized Fri
day evening OF lot OF silver spoons, knives,
! etc, amounting 20 about $50. Mrs. Parr
was In the rear end OF the store 81 the time
talking to friend. As yet there is no clue
10 the robbers.
The Bee Hive was visited by fire the other
evening. owing 10 a lighted match being
| dropped into a box containing some hand
some window shades Luckily the fire was
confined 10 the box and the extent of the
damage was the damaging OF some OF the
| stock by water.
| The Ladies Society Of the Second Baptist
church are thinking Of having the church
thoroughly renovated and fixed over before
Fall. The pastor will take mis- vacation
during August. and then the church will
probably oe closed for repairs.
The German workingmen of Muskegon.
| who give an excursion 10 this city today,
| will be met By members of the local society
and conducted to Weirich's Farm. where
the visitors will be properly entertained.
Tomorrow the directors OF the Bridge
| Street and Allendale Gravel Road Com
! pany, will hold a meeting and discuss the
matter of commencing active operations on
| Tuesday.
The Sunday School of the Second
| Baptist church, will picnic at Reeds Lake
| Tuesday. They will be accompanied by
the Sunday School class of the Sixth
Ward.
Earl Stokoe, of Captain Hydorn's store,
and John Roe will start for Mscatawa Park
tomorrow, where they will spend the week
| camping out.
John Drouse. lsborer residing on Mich
| igan-st. is laid up with severe scalp
wound which he received from a falling
| brick.
MISS iiL@ic stalrtJut VI DtOthtnR-st.. HAS
returned from Chicago where she has been
tor the past two months visiting relatives.
The infant daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Stanley La Broski, of 80 Pettibone ST., Was
buried yesterday at Vt. Calvary.
Miss Allie Reynders, of Kalamazoo. is
spending a few days with Miss Grace Car
gin, OF Jefferson ST.
The old Darn in ScribneT-st. grove has
been torn down and other Improvements
are noticeable.
Mrs. S. Mangold of 76 Scribner-st.. is
again able to be around after severe attack
of rheumatism.
The Ladies' Relief Corps of Champln
| Post will picnic at the lake next Thursday.
The painters are at work on Belknap's s
| new building on North Front-st.
The steamer Unknown will make regular
| trips up the river today.
Miss Mollie Roy, of Jackson-st., is visit
| ing relatives at Detroit.
Joseph Brechting has gone to Kalamazoo
| for a short visit.